Open-RAN

Fifth Generation and Beyond: Mobile Networks in the Cloud Era The mobile networks of today are moving toward cloud-based designs. In this shift, core and RAN functions run as software on standard servers, often in edge locations or public clouds. This cloud-centric approach makes networks more flexible, scalable, and easier to update. Operators can add capacity quickly, compress time to market for new services, and tailor networks for different users or devices. ...

5G and Beyond: Mobile Networking Trends 5G has moved from headlines to real value for businesses and consumers. It brings faster speeds and lower latency, but the big shift now is how networks adapt to different needs. Private networks, edge intelligence, and flexible software help operators tailor services for factories, campuses, or stadiums. The result is smarter connectivity that fits a specific purpose. Private 5G networks give organizations control over speed, security, and reliability. They run on dedicated spectrum and integrate with local IT systems. Edge computing brings processing closer to users and devices, cutting delays and enabling real-time decisions. Combined with AI tools, this setup can handle tasks like autonomous logistics, remote monitoring, and interactive media with greater efficiency. ...